Understanding opposition capture in Zimbabwe: not all political bribes happen in public

Understanding opposition capture in Zimbabwe: not all political bribes happen in public

Political co-optation is rarely a blunt instrument, yet public commentary often treats it as one. 

United against polio: Zimbabwe strengthens regional immunity through synchronized vaccination

Harare, Zimbabwe – July 2026 – Zimbabwe has successfully completed three rounds of synchronized vaccination campaigns using the novel oral polio vaccine type 2 (nOPV2) as part of a coordinated Southern African response to prevent the re-establishment of circulating vaccine-derived poliovirus type 2 (cVDPV2).

Immigrants contribute 9% of GDP but blamed for SA’s failures – ISS report

Immigrants contribute 9% of GDP but blamed for SA’s failures – ISS report

A report by the Institute for Security Studies and the University of Johannesburg, which refutes several widespread anti-immigrant claims, says the real causes of social ills in South Africa are poor governance and corruption, not immigration.

Are Zimbabweans the easiest people to exploit?

Are Zimbabweans the easiest people to exploit?

Demanding our rights doesn’t make us haters.

Is Zimbabwe cursed by its mineral wealth?

Is Zimbabwe cursed by its mineral wealth?

There is a cruel irony embedded deep within the soil of Zimbabwe.

Thousands suffer as govt fails to pay pensions

Government has failed to pay retired civil servants their lump sum pensions since May 2013, subjecting hundreds to poverty. The Zimbabwe Defence Forces was the hardest...

Tokwe Mukosi victims lose their lifeline

Aid agencies this week started withdrawing assistance to more than 3,000 families affected by the Tokwe...

Donors dump political projects

International donors from the European Union are ditching political and human rights projects in favour of...

Women challenge ZimAsset

Women’s organisations say failure to allocate a specific budget for the implementation of the Zimbabwe Agenda...

Tel-One employees in clash with management

Disgruntled Tel-One employees have accused the management, led by managing director Chipo Mtasa, of tightening working...

Greece keeps an eye on country’s economy

Greece is watching Zimbabwe with keen interest, with a view to investing in the Southern African...

Denmark optimistic on Zim-EU relations

Denmark is optimistic about normalising relations between Zimbabwe and the European Union, saying the development would...

Competent directors are key to anti-corruption

Government should ensure competent people with integrity sit as directors on the boards of parastatals and...

Ambassador calls for stronger ties

Zimbabwe and Zambia can ease their economic woes through enhanced cooperation says Zambian Ambassador Ndiyoyi Mutiti....

Ex-con’s horror story

Grace Ngwaru’s relatives made her life unbearable. Having spent seven years behind bars, in what she...

Imaginary bumper harvest

That Zimbabwe received some of the best rains in recent years in the 2013-14 season cannot...

Leave your country

Many Zimbabweans have left their country. You do not leave your country unless you have a...

The people are the enemy

I was perturbed recently to hear a community group in a rural area reporting on their...

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